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Fábrica da Arte
Fábrica da Arte formed in São Paulo with three musicians: João Bosco, Aldir Blanc, and Guinga. Their early work included the 1972 self-titled debut and the...
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A Padroeira
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Ato E Evento
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Avelã
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Baião Das Cores
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Bem-me-quer
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Bolero Blues
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Colônia E Metrópole
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Controvérsias (em Canto E Verso)
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Dia De Feira
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Diferente
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Espelho
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Fascínio
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Faz A Canção
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Fábrica da Arte
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Habitat Genealógico
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Hoy!
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Fábrica da Arte formed in São Paulo with three musicians: João Bosco, Aldir Blanc, and Guinga. Their early work included the 1972 self-titled debut and the 1973 album 'A Padroeira,' which featured the title track that became one of their songs. They collaborated with poet Carlos Drummond de Andrade on the 1975 album 'Um Canto Brasil.'
Their music draws from Brazilian traditions, with songs like 'Baião Das Cores' and 'Bolero Blues' reflecting those roots. João Bosco handled guitar and vocals, Aldir Blanc wrote lyrics, and Guinga played piano. The group maintained this lineup through their recordings.
Some of their lyrics addressed social themes during Brazil's military regime period, though they continued performing. Their catalog includes tracks such as 'Controvérsias (em Canto E Verso)' and 'Água do Fruto.'
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